KIJ → FUK

Northern Japanese Alps

Dramatic snow-capped peaks of Tateyama and Tsurugi-dake are visible shortly after departure from Niigata.

Kanazawa City

A clear aerial view of Ishikawa's capital, including the historic Kenrokuen garden area and city layout.

Mount Daisen

The most prominent peak in the Chugoku region, often referred to as the Fuji of the West for its volcanic shape.

Lake Shinji

A large, beautiful brackish lake near Matsue, famous for its importance to local fisheries and scenery.

Hakata Skyline

A low-altitude view of Fukuoka's dense central business district during the final approach into the airport.

Noto Peninsula

The prominent and rugged geographic 'thumb' that extends significantly into the Sea of Japan.

Oki Islands

Remote and mountainous volcanic islands visible on the horizon on clear days across the sea.

Tottori Sand Dunes

Japan's largest sand dunes, appearing as a distinctive golden patch against the deep blue coastal waters.

Shimonoseki Strait

The narrow and busy water passage that separates Japan's main island of Honshu from Kyushu.

Uminonakamichi

The long sandbar and seaside park that frames the northern side of Hakata Bay during landing.